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Row One. left to right: Rochelle Worley. Shuri Cook, Stefanie Okey, Kris Harding. Shelly Henstrom. Debbie Griffith. Row Two. left to right: Roxanne Ovard. Leslie Pearce, Diane Knighton. Melissa Hatch. Brenda Anderson. Lisa Heckman. Sarah Midgley, Diana Christensen. Charlene Carlisle. Thna Best Row One. left to right: Sarah Midgley. Rachelle Worley, Pres Row Two. left to right: Trina Best. Shelly Henstrom [r y ag= 1 ,r 1 a,on was very pleased with the large participation in the Omega club. He felt that homemaking and ser- vice were very important. Timpview had the Omega chapter of Fu- ture Homemakers of America. Omega was the largest club in the world in membership, the only club which was open to any student in high school. Many schools had all students holding membership. The National Headquarters for Omega were in Washington. D C. and the direc- tors worked closely with the U.S. Office of Education. Sir Talon admired the Omega members. 39
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Left to right: Stewart Geary, Carl Beilis ton. Barney Hadden National forensics League Left to right: Jeff Peacock, Michelle Harris. Kent Wallace Row One. left to right: Toni Erickson. Caroline Hall. Teresa Marchant, Tammy Webb. Krista Thornock. Sheryl Chapman. Ann Hardy. Reid Lambert. Kimo Esplin. Eric Bluth. Jeff Peacock. Clark Fisher. Regina Simons. Lynne Wilkins. Wendy Horton. Todd Hadden Row Two. left to right: Diane Dinsdale. Lori Gillie. Michelle Harris. Lynn Anne Taylor. Jill Mclff. Susan Taylor. David Fitzgerald. Karen Cluff. Liz Carlson. Mitch Wight. Alan Baumgarten. John Watson. Noel Macabe 38
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French Club inging, playing, and eating were the favorite activities of the German Club. A five- course German meal at Schoewald Terrace filled their tummies and broadened their hori- zons (they had to speak only in German!) During the spring they spent a few days at Clear Creek language camp. For Christmas a “tannenbaum” was decorat- ed with hand-strung popcorn and cran- berries (more popcorn was eaten than strung). An exchange party with the Spanish Club featured German tacos and enchiladas. “How about a German Pina- ta?“ thought Sir T. 40 Row One. left to right: Michelle Craner. M Stumphy, Juli Smith, Kevin Peppin, Marta Cheatwood; Row Two. left to right: Christine Rose. Ynguil Haugse, Amy Smith. Michelle Harris. Wendy Brown. Matt Javadi. Matt Newman; Row Three, left to right: Stacy Backus. Michele Bateman. Trudy Reynolds. Bonnie Bahr. Rowena Bahr, Karl Weenig, Brad Kirk. Ben Mildenhall. Lynette Lindstrom
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